The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 30, 1926, Page 5

THE Dr\lL\ /\L.\SI\A lMPlRt. THURQD AY, . BRINGING UP FATHER [[PEOPLE? pEOPLE? HY,NO ONE HAS BEEN HERE TO s AH I‘l»«\;QlL HAJA (ROWD HERE- THID LOOKS LIKE A LOT OF VOTES FOR ME‘ MY BOY- WHAT ~ou) WANT TOGET 1€ —— 'T‘ME.WOMENS\IOTH SHE TOLD | GIT YOUR WIFE 1'_) ME SHE Go ouT ANy’ WOULD-1™M INTEREST HER GOIN HOME FRIENDS' ) NOW TO SEE HOW SHE 1S PPOGRESSIN P /© 1926 sy It Fearune Service. Inc Gureat Britain rights reserved SEE ME TO-DAY' A ) v N HY THOSE LADIES HATS N—r DEC. 30 ALL 1926. By GEORGE McMANUS TO GO AROUND AND CALLON | THE GIRLS | & TOGET THEM TGO VOTE FOR O’ | BOUGHT THOSE k) SPORTS Y ettt et et e e e it it @ P SHEAD CREW COACH SHE 'ILALIIL.S l!/ l)‘llzN NORTHAMPTON, Muss ) I It in the ma Miss Kuthleen t" ) Smith Colle facul e od coach NO MONEY BET ON BASEBALL Alleged Go-between in Alleg- ed Baseball Scandal Gives His Side. Mich Dec Fred of the baseball fi that he players ¢ istanced on total 114 Kill- job ol d in triple has ul Un notwo in - o STANFORD HAS 4 DEEP TEAM A ent the foothail Roses That is officially rm undoer DETROIT, i} West her dectared moncy re from nd same, but ¢ ceived the Detroit the so-called scandal bet baseball in envelopes ol the the i becoming < and Cleveld team was 200 giris 1 Al clas: handie the oars Stress Form, Not Competition with other of the two classe fall and than Gorman HOW nion noa junior being trained (o horse West bet vid Loit race de that ard’s basehall Leonard on e cad Speed colleges h conte PASADENA, fourdin-one team will Coast in the the ‘Tonrnament Year's day 1926 con Cal., Dec. 38 repre annual of 0 West West putting placed The that that i not Pacifi lacl declared tween crew ne of the money the won arrang for pring on the ew it on horse piven tified wils ponies the Form rather by Mi in decided largely on the 1y the The put through their coNswa coxes and with the judged, in “We ing Th vl Univer il he of Sa0 vy Eridder four il Taiesa ; for each position. Halfbacks are the (he winnings, Cobb and Speaker most plentitul Coach “Pop” up,” said West re Warner's men ven in tha e (Lot for an bet. Wood gave entire team the next day. I Different ty Bl a i champions of Stan- | opponents Alabama players money Waood by me check Wood mail- the oviginal bet and whose lown iy Toe was T 10 Univer m Crews. junior crew work by their ed by th s plan i v which the juniors way have least and v sim nior ¢ turn, by not in ape men,” Dlaine We use nique men but method do muscles and give nish appearance find objectionabl a general healthy paris of the body of being 1he quently out of Use Men's Technique techniquae exactly on that the fact that it use of tipping ing This 1y cellent in aiding maintain a flat rounded shoulders. Commands given in the formal way he trainmg in coordination i surpassed and it also gives girls not strong enough in strenuous go out for a and training in leadership by position coxwain.” The Smith slips eight four-oared ¢ machine and pri ins jine T among tollowed no money West for money varying | dirt of fast arranged him the told Wood on a horse called like lay the because 1 coulid Wood said that a good bet. 1 was prepare part the bet good lost,” said West the rest, 1 hustled cnough the are any ne Miss attenmpt pes (o meet and the list I dry ot tip would to Gorman ex FeblileE climatic conditions that s all, our turf felds in n’t overdevelop the girky Tord ball 1 rs. For them \ Warner had a set : whose foet y of track all called for pheasure Fmming playen A glance 1926 varsity squad the members apportioned a End for 11 Panaman. |1 an the better odds to money horse st would be make hors he irons, min speeds in th wet the aid 680 which 1 of ficlds does combine Ly the heavy, line make and exercise waitld ot with the water and of sh to the Cardinal forty-eight follow at railvoad st ed him the on cons show money <> doors. 9; tackles, §; guard quarterbacks, 4 fulibacks, 4 - WASH. UNIV. FlVE ! DEFEATS GONZAGA ! vost vania, The | Smith hest cen halthack KEEP COOL AND HAVE A GOOD MEMORY, THIS VIEW “The we hased opt o use i of is men ex adapted instead seats pe the back PHILADELPHIA, It you want to have a good memory, Keep cool, is the advise given students by . Ldgar \s Smith, former pro of the University of Pennsyl Der. 20 seals of seat is oarsman instead SPOKANE, Dec. 20 ity Washington Gonzag The Univer- five last might bhaskethball i of ated un formula, who known in according to In one of the world's chemists, has bheen res own ability to re- a score of > are to particioale to is chance )] benefit by | taking the exercise a sport ol are equipped s and w held is as Tex Rickard has agreod tative plans for promoting shows in the Olympic skating under construction at Detroit, junction with operators of door stadium. Leo P. Flynn, former match- mlkn of Madison Square Garden, York, will act as match-maker, planned to stage a number of ¢ pionship bouts during the winte The new arena, which will be corn- and Hat 31st at says a adv. Phil Todt of lln- established a new chances around the season, as far as the 1907 disclose. Todt epted 1881 games. Jiggs Donohue, of go White Sox established of 1846 putouts at f | ponsible for his he trouble with most forgetful afternoon. than {he college student. 1t he could look upon an examination paper as | Back Hurts | doesn’t keep cool.” on ten-| i b |because the acids created 1kulnuv» Then they become over-| and | [severe headaches, acid stomach, con- |stipation, torpid liver, sleeplessne OF RED SOX PLAYER labout four ounces of Jad Salts from|backache, stiff neck, sore muscles, {any good pharmacy; take @ table- | Strains, sprains, aching joints. When alts is made from the acid] has such concentrated, fof grapes and lemon juice, combined Penetrating heat as red peppers, and chances in 154 | with lithia, and has been !people i that they become excited i when they attempt to recall incidents out of the hazy past said Dr. Smith. “We have no better example TS FOR LOTS OF WATER BIG BOUTS FGR calmly a5 he regards maticrs of DETROIT BEING ; — {lite, he probably would have very PLANNED BY TEX Take Salts to Flush Kidneys if little !muhln- Fear and excitement | Bladder Bothers or tget him muddled—all because he DONIBE ' ating too much rich food may| Women's Coat, Dres JTERIL L Gduee kidney trouble in some Sale continues until Deec. e well-known authority, | Goldstein’s Emporium. excite the; all sorts of distres particu- | ) i backache and misery in the |kidney region, rheumatic l“lllkih,‘HFAT STOPS PAIN pleted in January, will seat approxi- 4 ¢ % mately 22,000 persons. Boxing con-|Pladder and urinary irritation. IN tents would start about February 1..| The moment your back hurts or, i | kidney n't acting right, or FIRST BASE RECORD | bladder bothers you, begin ullmkvm" |lots of good water and and also get| mwunmmm, lumbago, neuritis, Boston Red Sox 'spoonful in a ;L]d&»- of watcr before bou are suffering so you can hardly record for total breakfast for a few days and yourj {get around, just try Red Pepper initial sack l;l.qgkulm-, may then act fine. Thlx‘“‘”‘ records since ! famou Nothing used for|when heat penetrates right down the Chica-!years to flush clogged kidneys and|into pain and congestion, a record |stimulate them to activity; also to|comes at once. base in.neutralize the acids in the system! Just as soon as you apply Red 1907, and this ord still nds. |80 that they no longer irritate, thusvl’enper Rub you feel the tingling In 1920 George Kelly of the New joften relieving bladder disorders. [heat. 1In three minutes the sore York Giants set a mark of 1,759 put-| Jad Salts cannot injure anyor:; ' spot is warmed tnrough and through outs, and that too is better than, makes a delightful effervescent and the torture is gone. Todt's record, by four putouts, but \ln.hu water drink which milliops of| Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made Todt excelled Kelly in total chance men and women take now and taen from red peppers, costs little at any for in. the last season he had 1 to help keep the kidneys and nrhury drug stor Get a jar at once. Be asgists. Ceorge Sisler of the ‘nrg,m-l clean, thus often nvuld(ng sure to get the genuine, with the rst Louis Browns has off and on ex-:gerious kidney disorders. —adv. lnnme Row'es on every package adv. PEETNER oS0 L SPRE BRI | and | the | met Wood and hand- | relief | (FROM COAL MINER an ago was thinking and The Wi of | his 1a | | end of rec fla 19 in For five as we the then the TO FOOTBALL lent black wind whacking away OKlahoma coal miner over a hole y be a education miner 1y A [ illace, - captain of the Okluhoma 1926 football te dreams are coming true his degree the he wonld have an reat was cive in geolosy spring term and ttering offers await him Aft doing freshman 15-146, OKklahoma Coa Okli, and starte the mines, for financial vears he dug coal an and pit boss. | business, taught his at ate, tire hoss ntinto A did little Polly returned to the unive fall of 1924 and each he has been (he Sooner football line a coaching play ter, Lad | Lad In i | “Wood | h ab ne i | an abe da 1yo Co |is is pu 1927 the SwW pla ple Cl La [} plaintif Ithi | complaint {fail | want | Judgment complaint, in, reference said relief you for the sum of $290.00 together with the expenses of this suit. for cation of this summons is December presc we District First -+ - Use the Classitieds. They SUMMONS FOR PUB' ICA" No. 2688-A the District Court for trict of Alaska, Division One, at Juneau. ANK A, BOYLE BILL VACIL, alins VASSI t Plain POPOKFI, BILL SIL, above ING IN THE NAME OF THE 1 OF AMERICA, command entitled in said VACIL, alias VAS named ulias SIL defendant, ( BIL reby d to appear Court, holden division and answer the complaint filed against you * entitled action, within ys from the date of the se and upon you, to appear thereof, ove an, d is summons, a copy and 80 to the plaintiir against you, and the sum specified and will apply w u, for urt for a copy served of which herewith, hereby said and made, being a judgment [ to is The date of the order 1926. bed The in period of pub said order eks December blication thereof and the time within defendant to appear er this summons and th aint is thirty s after th etion of the last c Dated at Juneau, Alaska, 16, 1926, and Janu is ber 15, 1926, JOHN rk of the District Court, of Alaska, Divn. N publication, Dec, 16, st publication, Jan. 6, L S THE Aggravators THE Orchestra WITH PEP OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS ALL OCCASIONS WATCH FOR THE NEXT DANCE Phore 444 with his five thinking tha work Wallave vear mainstay of alias BILL V POPORF, 0 answer the relief demanded there The first publication of same the last publication. DUNN, 1926. S STAR' in the pick, | year U some Polly™) University am md will th in went wl reasons work id acted le then school rsity in sine ing cen pry. TION he Dis- Number tiff s 1L, Defend L VAS-| th IREET JNITED ou a in the at Ju district of the in the 1 thirty rvice of | of ir said you for! i take each of in said| to the mplaint which imd thel against publi lication is four nary 6 which to an- e com- le com- Decem- for 0. the One | | | John McCormack, tenor, and Rosa Ponselle, soprano (above), ana Mischa Elman, violinist, and Alfred Corto, planist (below), who will be heard over the air on the evening of January 1, in the opening program of the 1927 series of the Victor Talking Machine Company. Measure tanen ror all-wool sure guits, it positively guar lanteed. 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